1 · Problem
Facebook leads reach the CRM late, by hand, stripped of campaign detail and often duplicated.
Fields & signals: lead form, export method, CRM field map, duplicate rules
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Workflow · Ads & CRMFacebook leads often arrive as a CSV, a notification email, or nothing at all. This workflow pipes them into your CRM in real time, deduplicated and attributed, so nothing is lost between the ad and the follow-up.
The lead ads platform knows everything about the lead — campaign, ad set, creative, form answers — and almost none of it survives the handoff. By the time it is in your CRM it is a name and a number.
Nine stages that preserve the data the ad platform worked hard to collect.
Facebook leads reach the CRM late, by hand, stripped of campaign detail and often duplicated.
A new form submission triggers an immediate sync through the Lead Ads connection.
No human step is needed — the agent maps the form answers to your CRM fields automatically.
Leads are checked against existing records and merged or de-duplicated by rule.
A clean, attributed contact is created with source, campaign, ad set and creative attached.
The record is queued for the appropriate follow-up workflow immediately.
If the lead requested a callback or booking, that next step is created at the same time.
Any sync failure is alerted and retried, so a lead is never silently dropped.
Lead sync health, duplicate rate and attribution completeness are reported.
Facebook leads reach the CRM late, by hand, stripped of campaign detail and often duplicated.
Fields & signals: lead form, export method, CRM field map, duplicate rules
A new form submission triggers an immediate sync through the Lead Ads connection.
Fields & signals: webhook, form id, page, timestamp, ad identifiers
No human step is needed — the agent maps the form answers to your CRM fields automatically.
Fields & signals: field mapping, form questions, custom fields, tags
Leads are checked against existing records and merged or de-duplicated by rule.
Fields & signals: email, phone match, merge logic, existing-contact check
A clean, attributed contact is created with source, campaign, ad set and creative attached.
Fields & signals: contact, source, campaign, ad set, creative, consent
The record is queued for the appropriate follow-up workflow immediately.
Fields & signals: owner, stage, follow-up trigger, priority
If the lead requested a callback or booking, that next step is created at the same time.
Fields & signals: callback task, booking link, appointment
Any sync failure is alerted and retried, so a lead is never silently dropped.
Fields & signals: error alert, retry queue, audit log
Lead sync health, duplicate rate and attribution completeness are reported.
Fields & signals: synced leads, failures, duplicates, attribution fields
The record is complete before anyone looks at it.
The moment the form is submitted, the lead exists in your CRM with everything intact: the campaign, the creative, the exact answers they gave, and the consent they provided. Follow-up starts immediately — not on Monday when someone exports the file.
Illustrative timeline. Field names and statuses reflect your actual CRM once the mapping is configured.
The nine stages stay the same. The trigger, the language, the qualification questions and the outcome change completely.
Each lead is checked against your service area and routed to the correct branch or crew before follow-up begins, so no one chases a job they cannot reach.
Leads are tagged by the model or service they selected in the form, so the sales floor can prioritise by stock and interest rather than arrival order.
Leads are segmented by which programme they enquired about, and dropped into the matching nurture track automatically, with consent recorded per channel.
Real conversations are messy. These are the guardrails we build in before go-live.
Duplicate merges preserve the earliest source and all conversation history rather than overwriting it.
Consent flags come straight from the form and are never assumed, so downstream messaging stays compliant.
If a sync fails, the lead is held and retried with an alert rather than dropped silently.
The workflow only writes data the form actually contained — it never enriches with invented details.
We report on outcomes from your own data. We do not publish invented benchmarks — the numbers below are the ones we track and explain with you.
Time from form submission to the lead existing in the CRM, which should be seconds.
The share of leads that sync without a failure or a manual fix.
The share of records with complete attribution fields.
How quickly the synced lead receives a first contact, closing the loop with speed-to-lead.
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